Sentence examples for harsh notice from inspiring English sources

That is the most troubling issue with National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's harsh "notice" to Iran yesterday in response to Tehran's ill-advised missile test.

But some of the agency's harshest critics notice a change.

I was on my way to the outhouse with some print-outs of the WSJ opinion page — the newsprint version is too harsh — when I noticed an interview between Andrew Keen, writer of The Cult of the Amateur, and David Weinberger, author of Everything is Miscellaneous.

"The street will notice nothing, harsh life will go on; and to the torments of hunger and cold will be added the unappeased craving for music".

But the enthusiastic and attentive students hardly notice their harsh learning environment as they listen to their head teacher Eliud Ekeru who is optimistic that conditions will improve.

If you notice any harsh lines, blend them away until you're just left with subtle shadows.

The uniqueness in each and everyone's characters was appreciated, but sometimes, if a colleague was known to be harsh without meaning it or even noticing it herself or himself, there was a moral conflict.

Everything that you notice is to me very harsh.

It's still impossible not to notice, but it's less harsh.

Reading the user agreement for AmazonMP3, you'll notice the legalese is more harsh than, say, iTunes', as it relates to copying the music and fair use.

They notice that Curbed reserves its harshest criticism for those who flout zoning laws or — worse — do uncreative work.